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Melissa Sue Anderson was very much like her most famous character role, of eldest child & sister.

When it was all said and done, McCarthy had to lift her glasses so she could see the audience’s standing ovation because she was covered in the assortment of “props” that had just been thrown at her. Melissa Sue Anderson, Actress: Little House on the Prairie.

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The elements from the song were all there - water, (stuffed) animals, flowers - plus some glitter and confetti, for good measure. Fallon was shaking his head (all he had was a pillow), but the best was yet to come. “I’m obviously going to close with a song from the ‘Pocahontas’ soundtrack,” she told the audience.Īlan Menken’s “Colors of the Wind” began as the curtain behind McCarthy revealed a picturesque forest and leaves started to fall. The props came out for the second round, although Fallon used only a pillow to accompany his performance of Zayn Malik’s “Pillow Talk.” In true boy band form, he writhed on the floor and silently belted out the chorus.īut it was quickly pretty clear that he was destined for second place when McCarthy put on a pair of construction glasses. It was an impressive (and dedicated) performance, but McCarthy quickly bested him with DMX’s “X Gon’ Give It To Ya.” The expressions on the faces of Fallon and members of The Roots are almost as fun to watch. “I am pretty freaked out about crushing you.”įallon kicked it off with Melanie’s “Brand New Key” and fumbled around the stage with an invisible pair of roller skates. “I don’t get nervous a lot,” she said to Fallon. The actress agreed to go up against the lip-sync veteran while she was on “The Tonight Show” to promote her new film “The Boss.” NEW YORK - Jimmy Fallon is no stranger to lip-sync battles, but even he couldn’t best Melissa McCarthy. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated.